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silverpill@silverpill@mitra.social (2026-04-03 05:18:32)
@tetrus Yeah that's true - I added this to the list of limitations in the readme.

But I think it can be ported to other OSes. Which one do you use?
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Tetrus :verified:@tetrus@tilde.zone (2026-04-03 06:40:11)
@silverpill im still on windows sadly, i heard that you gonna try and make it work with sqlite.

I actually managed (in ai slop fiesta way) to at least compile your big one (not mini, in theory it should work for mini but only before you introduced pglite into the mini) binary on windows, apparently it complained about path thing, metadata nonsense and other stuff not being found in dep's (at least for windows versions).

looking into that it was "check_directory_owner" and "set_file_permissions" functions and the fact that it tries to deal with sockets which we don't have that in our bimbows world.

you can check the patch i jigged badly here https://files.catbox.moe/tndrry.patch
CaohuaK ❄️@caohuak@moon.lonewolf.zone (2026-04-07 01:15:21)
@silverpill @tetrus I don't think it's only for Linux. Any system in the BSD family should be able to use it, as long as they can install Node.js and Rust.

I tested it on an OpenBSD virtual machine, and it works fine. ---Attachments--- image: https://moon.lonewolf.zone/media/ee62892ba1414c0adae7fd0e4a074b644b1afb353b2250358c251d01da4353a9.png